SUMMARY
If a smart host is set up the instructions and description below will explain how to send or forward the same message onto two servers.
DETAIL
There is no way to tell MailEnable to smart host
the same message to two servers.
However, if you command delimit the
hostnames then MailEnable will try to deliver to the first host, and if that
fails, then to the second host. This does not solve the issue of duplicating the
message because the first server will either catch the mail or will return an
invalid recipient and the message will bounce.
The only
alternative is to write an MTA pickup handler that could interrogate the
message and make a duplicate message addressed to the target server. There is a
sample of such an event handler within the MailEnable knowledge base and other
samples within forum.mailenable.com
(Search for 'MTA pickup event').
The following utility also shows how to dispatch the message
to a specific host:
http://www.mailenable.com/utilities/addons/MEMIGMBX.zip
A solution
could be crafted by combining the code sample in the knowledge base and
the routines from the abovementioned VB project for placing a new message into the
SMTP Connector Outbound queue.
Product: | MailEnable (All Versions) |
Category: | Configuration |
Article: | ME020065 |
Module: | MTA |
Keywords: | smarthost,smart,memigmbx,host,multiple,two,servers,smarthosting,MTA |
Class: | HOWTO: Product Instructions |
Created: | 10/02/2003 5:49:00 PM |
Revised: | Wednesday, May 4, 2016 |
Author: | MailEnable |
Publisher: | MailEnable |